Attorney Aaron Hall has been representing business owners in small and mid-sized companies for over a decade. He provides counsel to business owners on best practices in a variety of business contexts to ensure legal compliance, minimize taxes, and reduce risk.
From formation to dissolution, Aaron helps companies save money, minimize legal expenses, and avoid legal obstacles that could trip up their business.
Aaron works with new business owners on a regular basis. The needs of most new businesses are relatively simple. We love working with new business owners, so we offer a number of cost-effective options to fit the tight budget of a small business owner.
As a business attorney, Aaron Hall partners with business owners throughout the life of the business. We understand business, in addition to business law. His practice focuses on improving your bottom line and helping you compare your legal options based on your ROI. He understands you need the job done right, without unnecessary extra frills.
Aaron represents established businesses in the following ways:
Not every business succeeds. When a business fails, we help protect the business owner’s finances, reputation, and assets. Many of our business clients are relieved to learn how many options are actually available to them. Aaron helps struggling companies with the following:
Aaron’s considerable experience in business and corporate law has been a great benefit to our business owner clients. His goal is to develop personal relationships with our clients, to be available when they have questions or needs, and advise them on ways to minimize legal trouble so they can focus on growing their business and enjoying the rewards of their profits.
Aaron is experienced in representing companies large and small. His primary practice is representing business owners and businesses with under 50 employees. Representation includes avoiding legal problems through planning and careful contract drafted, providing answers to business legal questions as companies face legal issues, and representing parties in lawsuits and business deals.
Aaron is experienced in representing businesses in a variety of industries. His work has resulted in significant media coverage, speaking engagements, and being published in legal publications.
Operating a successful business comes with the risk that someday, somebody will sue that business. It’s important for business owners to understand the common factors that lead to litigation, the common types of litigation, and how to start the litigation process.
Communications and Media Law encompass a wide variety of legal issues including technological, licensing, and administrative matters faced by broadcasters, newspapers, journalists, bloggers, advertisers, and others disseminating news and information.
Franchise laws in Minnesota can be difficult to understand and it is important to strictly follow them to ensure you do not have problems down the road. A licensed Minnesota franchise attorney can significantly help you follow these regulations when you are entering into a franchise agreement.
A loan and financing attorney can review and negotiate loan agreements, negotiate and eliminate debt, and help plan and implement profitable business practices.
If you have been promised dividends, voting rights, positions in the business, or other shareholder rights and have not received them, or have been the victim of other shareholder violations, you may be entitled to compensation under Minnesota law. Aaron can analyze your situation and explain your rights as a shareholder in a Minnesota corporation.
If you’re considering starting a business, it is important that you understand your options so you can choose the structure that is best for you. This important step influences the way your business will work, the taxes you will have to pay, and what you may be personally liable for.
Minnesota contracts govern various types of relationships and promises between businesses. Aaron Hall is experienced in contract drafting, contract analysis and negotiation, contract litigation, and more.
Aaron partners with business owners to ensure the business is in compliance with all applicable laws including government regulations relating to occupational hazards, health, EEOC, OSHA, discrimination, employment sexual harassment, worker’s compensation, unemployment insurance, and tax withholding.
Mergers and Acquisitions are complex transactions that relate to both business growth and legal rules. Mergers are when two companies come together. Acquisitions are when one company buys another.
Minnesota tax law, as it applies to businesses, can be complicated and frustrating to deal with. Whether you are simply registering your business for sales taxes or defending yourself against allegations of tax fraud, an experienced business tax attorney is here to help.